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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

full OF coal and, after placing the iron
in the centre Of the heap, took the bel
lows and workednp tremendous blast,
bringing the iron toa white heat. Then
with his tongs he lifted it from the
Goals. and. thrusting it into tub oi
water near by, exclaimed with an oath
We'll, if cant make anything else oi
you, will make 4 fizzlc anyhow
am afrai d, adds Grant, that was
about what we had done with the
.Dutch Gap Canal.
It is natural that many Of the authors
of these "reminiscences should lay
great stress upon Lincoln's vein Of story
telling. They cannot attach more i'm
portance to these merry Outbursts than
Lincoln himself did. To him they were
species Of elixir. Mr.. g. w. Julian
tells us that .Lincoln entered into the
enjoyment of his stories with all his
heart, and completely lived over again
the delight he had experienced in telling
them on previous occasions. When he
told particularly good story, and the
time came to laugh. he would some
tines throw his left foot across his right
knee. and clenching his foot with both
hands and bending forward. his whole
frame seemed to be convulsed with the
effort togivc expression to his sensations.
His laugh was like that Of the hero OF
'Sartor Resartus, 4 laugh Of the whole
man from head to heel.
| believe his anecdotes were his
great solace and safeguard in seasons
of severe mental depression. For
example, when pondering, as he did
long and donbtfully, the utility Of issu-
ing an emancipation proclamation. he
explained. If he did not tighten, his
misgivings BY comparing such flat to
..the Pope's Bull against the Comet. =
and in discussing the cxpedicncy Of the
act used to liken his position to that oi
1.-The boy who, when asked how many
legs his calf would have If he called it !
tail a leg, replied Five to which the
prompt response was made that calling
the tail \ leg would not make it one. :
In like manner his sympathies. when
most intense. would often instinctively
be masked with a Jest.
One day Cassius NJ. Clay was with
him when areport came that Unionlst
caught in Virginia by the rebels had
been condemned to death, the choice
being left to him whether to be hanged
or shot. Il saw says Clay. "a trace
Of humor fleet over his sad face when
he said he was reminded of a camp
meeting of colored MefhOtl:Sfs in his
earlier days. There was a brother
who responded often to the preacher
with Amen Bless the Lord &c.
The preacher drew strong line, sweep.
ing the sinners on both sides into the
devils net. All those who thus sin
are in the downward path to ruin, and
all those who 50 act, including about
the whole human race, are in the sure
road to hell The unctuous brother,
bewildcred cried out. BLESS the Lord
this nigger takes to the woods!'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

JULIA WElGLEY lives in small log
hut near Pittsburgh. Pa, with lot OF
chickens, geese, and dogs as COM
panions. She is great-grand daugh-
ter of Lewis Bollman, one of the young
men who helped Lafayette escape from
his guard ut Vienna. Austria, in 1764,
and subsequently captured and senten-
ce.l to death by the Austrian and anthori-
ties released on condition that he would ut
once leave for America, his native
land. The Humane society Of Pitts
b,rgh has employed an attorney to look
after Julia Weigley's property and see
how it can be secured for her benefit.
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MINNESOTA.
Minnesota News.


The railroad depot at Sleepy Eye burne-
Oh the 18th.
A religious revival is in progress in the
Methodist church at Waseca.
A man sixty years of age, was frozen to
death on the 18th, while walking from the
train at Beltrami to Edna.
About 20 buildings were destroyed by fire
at Osakis ON the l7th. The fire originated
in the North Star Hotel.
Two school houses were burned at Roch-
ester on the 18th, one in the city::and one in
a suburban district. Total 5000; insur-
ance Il 500.
Thos. Cowing, a pioneer settler of Douglas
county, died at Alexandria on the 18th.
His age was 75. He is survived by seven
children.
The House committee on commerce has
reported favorably on the bill OF Congress-
man Nelson authorizing the Duluth l.
Manitoba railroad to build bridge across
the Red River Of the North ut q point on
the boundary line between the counties Of
Polk and Marshall and the county of Grand
Forks, Oak.
Mr.. Norrish, nominated for Surveyor
General of Minnesota is spoken Of at Wash
| ington as follows: Mr.. Norrish is about 50
years old, and q man who has done active
work IN the Democratic camp in Minnesota.
He was endorsed for the position by the
late Mr.. Tilden, and Other strong New York
hackers of the Tilden contingent in 1876
Andrew Green OF New York, Randall and
others. OF Pennsylvania, were also his sup
porters. He also had the best Of Minnesota
/ influence.
The Treasury department has prepared
estimates for the salaries of collectors and
deputy collectors for the custom districts,
those for Minnesota being: Duluth-One col
lector, 81 400; one deputy collector, 81 900;
two deputy collectors during navigation
season, $,5fi; one deputy collector, ssOO;
st. Vincent, Minn.-One collector, s2,5OO:
one deputy inspector, $l,sOO; one deputy
inspector, q, 800; four deputy inspectors,
| ii, 900: six deputy inspectors, 5000; mum
ber collectors, ~; total, Sa5,7OO
The Judiciary committee Of the House las
made favorable report on Congressman
Nelson's bill to provide for holding term
Of the United States district court ut
Duluth. The bill provides that the court
shall be held on the second Monday in July
in addition to the terms now required by
law to be held at st. Paul and Winona.
The committee makes the following amend
ment to the bill. A grand and petit jury
shall be summoned to serve at the said term
Of court by establishing in its report. The
committee says that the city Of Dulu.h is
becoming q large commercial city and has
considerable admiralty business. There is
also a large amount Of business in its
vicinity relating to the public lapds nee
essary to protect the Interest Of the
government. The nearest pOiltt where
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

appeared to-day was petition from the w
{. T. u, asking Congress to take action to
regulate the rum traffic, gambling and kin
dred evils, the petition alleging that the
Commissioners Of the District are in sym
pathy with those who violate public morals,
and the keeper Of noted gambling house
appears as bOndsman for one Of the
Commissioners It appeared from remarks
by Mr.. ingalls, that many months ago the
Senate had taken action upon these mat
ters by passing bill fixing liquor license at
300, and providing for the regulation OF
other things. The House, however. had not
moved upon the subject, and 1t was that
body. rather than the Senate that needed
expediting.
HorsE--Although members Of the House
asked that separate votes be taken upon
designated items OF the interstate commerce
bill, these requests were refused, and vote
taken upon the conference report, yeas
al9, nays A. So the bill passed and now
goes to the President to receive his sigma
ture. No one anticipates that this will be
withheld, but it is said the bill would be i'm
medlately passed should an Executive veto
be offered. In the vote upon tho bill Messrs
Nelson, Straight, Wakefield and White are
recorded in the affirmative and Mr.. Gilfillnn
in the negative; Messrs Cragg and Caswell.
Wisconsin, and Mr.. Weaver, iowa. voted
nay.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

SOLOMON WAIxEL, a young citizen
of Chicago, has brought suit against
Mayor Carter H. Harrison for $4,000
damages received July 4, through the
carelcssness Of the mayor in exploding
fireworks at his residence OH Ashland
avenue, when the plaintiff was seriously
wounded in an eye.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27
Nesting Birds.

A curiosity in nest-building was
found by Mrs. Stephen Murray. Of
Henrietta, recently. The foundation
of the nest is made of small twigs and
il all in one section. but there arc two
nests. separated from each other by !
partition of horse halr. In this twin
nest two broods of American sparrows
were raised belonging to two different
birds. Rochester Democrat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27
DAKOTA.

On the 18th, the residence of David
Knapp at Aberdeen, was destroyed by fire,
and the same day the dwelling OF Fred Cass,
at Mandan, burned.
A telegram from Dakota announces the
loss in a blizzard Of c. B. Buck and son Her
man OF Sturgis, Mich, and Mr.. Davis, ut
whose house they were stopping.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

Ir is related of an absent-minded
old bachelor, who was recently mar
ried ut Athens, Ga, that when in the
marriage ceremony. it became sduty to
place the ring on the fair maids finger.
he drew Il silver quarterfrom his pocket
and handed it to the bride, to the con-
sternation and confusion of all parties.
After he had embarked Oh train for
the wedding tour and the conductor
came around for the tickets, he discov-
cred that he had bought one ticket,
forgetting that he had double
his expenses and responsibilities tn at
day
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

A MAN, ut Parsboro, N, T.. who
had been an inveterate smoker, joined
the Salvation army and tried to give
mp tobacco. This affected his nerves.
He worked at numbering, and his conn.,
panions taunted and jeered at his relig-
ION and attempted self-denial SO much
that he was driven insane.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

The latest English fad in New York
city i, to use the word ..TOwn" instead
of .City" or New York. in address,
ing ter. One young lady received
on Monday an invitation to dinner,
mailed to her two weeks ago that was
addressed in the new style.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

THE PHILADELPHIA LEDGER thinks
there is an epidemic Of rheumatism
this winter, and says that ''rcst for the
brain. the body and the digestion.
and diet of hot water and cheerful
ness. is the treatment best warranted
to bring sufferers right
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

court isncw held Is st. Paul, distance Of
$50 miles, and the expense Of 1itigants, and
especiallyOf witnesses, Is very great, and
the necessity for this term Of court Is
obvious.
The annual meeting Of the Minnesota
Horticultural society was held at st. Paul,
on the 2Dfa and 2lxt. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President
Wymm Elliott, of Minneapolis.
SecretaIy-S ID. Hillman, Of Minneapolis.
Treanrer-J. I. Grimes, of Minneapolis.
Vice-lresidents were chosen as follows:
A. w. Gas, Rochester; +. H. ;. Dart, Ow.
Long Lake; f. q. Gould, Litchfield.
CresceIt, chairman; J. NJ Underwood,
Lake City, n. y. Gould, Excelsior: Ditus
Day, Pennington; Isaac Gilpatrick, Mime
ap0lis.
tomologists.
Experimental stations were established as
follows
Wortlington-H. L. Ludlow, superintend-
ent.
Fergus Falls-D. Dunca, superintendent.
The second season OF the st. Paul ice pal
ace carnival is proving moro attractive and
SuSSCcctuA Iuuu SuC uIOIs WulCu UuOIuOu 80
much pleasure and satisfaction to visitors
from abroad and residents OF the city and
state, The palace itself Is more majestic
and beautiful than its predecessor, and all
the accessories are upon more comprehen-
sive plan, aid therefore more charming and
enjoyable The arrival Of King Borealis
on Wednesday made that the great
fete day OF the opening week Of
carnival season. There were thousands OF
visitors and an OutpOuring Of residents to
witness the grand parade made by the
various clubs aggregating q total Of over
5000 in the line. The display was un-
rivalled and picturesque almost beyond
description, and as the marching clubs
passed on their route they were constantly
greeted with popular acclaim. Satisfactory
as was this feature, the scene by night
is more enchanting with the
thousands OF colored lights shown
from forty miles or more
Of gas pipk employed for the illumination Of
the principal streets during the carnival
period. The storming Of the ice-palace
Thursday evening provided the most exhiler-
atng display Of fire works ever seen in the
northwest, and probably never surpassed
upon any gala occasion in the country. The
storming clubs and defending battalions ex-
hibited all the military precision OF veterans
and the bewildering beauty Of the event
must be left to the partial justice Of imagi-
nation, description being powerless to tell
the tale. The city is full OF visitors and
more coming on every train.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

AT the first annual banquet of the
Union League club Of Chicago, to be
held on Washington's birthday. a re-
ception will be given to James Russell
Lowell,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27
Thursday. Jan. 20.

sENArE-After agreeing to the conference
report on the electoral count bill, the Sen
ate went into executive session for the re-
mainder of the day.
HousE-The bill for the admission OF
Washington territory was reported from
the committee en- territories and placed on
the calendar. The Senate bill amending
the bill relating to patents, trade marks
and copyright passed. The interstate COM
merce bill debate was resumed and a
session held SO As to make the more pro-
gress on the subject,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

THE Gillian miner is considered one
of the strongest men in the world. and
he lives principally on the lcntil, the
cheapest and most nutritious food
known for its weight.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

THE Southern Pacific company has
granted to California fruit-growers a
rate Of $500 per car for trains Of ten
ears to Chicago, the time to be within
one day of that of passenger trains.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

DR. McCosH states that he has no
intention Of rcsigning the presidency Of
Princeton college, but will endeavor
to make it a full-fledged university.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

FRANCIS NURHHf has been called
back to Cincinnati to continue his Cos
pei Temperance work, and fund pro-
vidsd for his compensation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27
The Ohio Legislature has passed
resolutions Of sympathy with Mrs. Gen.
Hazen in her bereavement

THE new city council ut Atlanta,
Ga. has licensed number of wine
rooms. and the Prohibitionists are dis
heartened.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

On the 18th and 18th, the most severe
storm OF the season prevailed throughout
Northern Dakota and railroad travel was
suspended the thermometer ranged from
. to 10 below zero
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

II Milligan N. j., few days ago,
a wedding was postponed because the
bride had taken sleigh ride and was
nearly frozen to death.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27

Members Of the base ball club of Roches.
ter, N. ", are already in training for the
summer games. They are practicing in Il
rink, however
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-27
Saturday.'Jan. 22.
NATE.-NOt in session.

HousE.-A busy day Of talk was put
in with Pacific railroad matters, the Dis
trict Of Columbia appropriation bill for
g ,9e9, the bill to increase the total deaf
ness pension to so q month, and the river
and harbor bill. The appropriation named
was agreed to, but none OF the other mat
ters We're voted upon.
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NOTES OF THE TIMES.

A STATION on the Wilkcsbarre and
Western railroad in Pennsylvania is
named Letter Co.
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Friday. Jan. ~.

SENArE-The only item of interest that
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A Wardss's Opinion Of the rsshwsy.

Fish Warden Aionzs 4. Brady, OF Harris
burg, who Ia st Columbia inspecting the new
Rodgers' II sh ladders, ssys In letter 1--WE
set the gill net on Saturday, number Of In.
terested fishermen being present The net
was placed In the water immediassly shove
the nahway. THIS morning about 6;i5 Ws
went out aud upon arriving found two
fishermen standing on the tishwsy. The net
was lifted and one sbsd found. The meu
accused somebody Of putting the shsd In the
net l then determined TO stay on the nsh.
way all day and night ~ ~ 20 10 sure the
nets had not been tampered With. Before II
O'Clock lifted the net and fouud one shad
alive. Ons OF the fishermen, Thomas Wilson,
acknowledged that tho nshWay Was . success
- he was present and saw the shad caught"
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.soUs-s0UssS sS- sss sOssO.
Pretty Jsiia umpsisssea 1ss DAesesag 0s
Alleged pasesoaa uuobonA.

Pretty Jsisa lmprIsssea Ne ssesssas a0
Aiiegsd Pastassa ElssbeaA.
In Paris police court . remarkably pretty
little blonde EuRiish s,sl named JuliA Roths.
child, ninsteeu ysars of asN Who bed gone
thrOuwhA Gretna Green marriage 0eeomouy
With Henri Montane, . rich Frsuchman, Wss
sentenced 10 freu days imprison mont lor
shoosins and woundinS hsr "husband" viii
. revAvef.
Montane, who 10 splendid looking fellow,
sventytwo ye:,s old, six iese high, vita
the AlhambrA, London, end fell hoed oyer
heels In love with her, and . few days olooe.
ward they were married ct the fe9teesare
once. The couple came at ouco 10 PAsse ead
81 Rue Mon,aisna Hare the most s1citins
scenes took place. which caused couseofoeaioo
IN the entire neighboEho0d.
Montans. WHO served Ia the Freuch
merchant marine, b Q mau Of very ecceotric
disposition. From The svideocs 9iven 10
were testify Ing under 0ath-it appeared that
Montane had oil tho elsctsic BELLS In the
house removed and replaced them with re-
volvers, rides and caun0us. A complete
mansion. A six.pounder brass cannon ared
once summoned the butler hrod twice u
called the cook three times. the ooachmsn.
Five discharges Of the revolver In rapid sue.
cession brought the chambermaid seven
shots meant that tho hanbermatd should ap.
pear with hot water. No candles were
SLOWED to bs blown out, but were 70 b sx.
tinguished by pistol shOtA All The servants
wsro provided with rov0lvers, and from
morning ttll night there were constant can.
DonadinR and revolver shotA
On April 20 Montane's mother, who had
not boon informed Of the marriage, appeared
on The scene and was received with . salute
oftweuty guns Nina Montana replied BY
Insisting that the marriage was mot binding
In France, and thst julia b sent
back 70 London. Julia and Henri then
quarrcied. Juiis, furious aud raging, aimed
her revolver at Henri and nret six balls at
him, woundiug him twice in the arm and
shoulder,
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uOOD'u SAnsAPARiLLA.
That Tired Feeling

. sspWtsnssa By nsasiy svssy ese q thls
eeeeoa. You tel I'll urs1 oat without sesUoosn
70 90 enythong, ambition seems - be al 9ooS
aaa you have little OF no appst1to. Thio eoeet
uon nay b auo 10 change Of ssaeoas esi0esos
or liea. 70 0vsfV0rk. or uervous ailments. WAT
ever tho Gauss, Hoods oArsapasiuA 0vosOomeo
u quicklys oreatss On appsttte, rousoe ~ uvess
curoo headaohe, end eives roneWO4 heeo06A
ana Visor 10 the whole body. - suso 70 Get
aoods earsapas,'IN. ~hich 10 peculiar TO itself.
aood's 0arsapariile
~ nsvsr sook say msAieane shas 1ia - -
much good ia 20 short . time - 00oo0 eaxaS&
siiia. I Vse very mach rua oo0n, hae -
ssesngtA. 10 sssr6y, md ssit very tirsa I'll -
tire commenced takiug HOODS HvapAsilla,
aad before I haA uso1 one bsetie Mt liee . Off
osssut psseoa. That sxtrsms t1feA ese'lsO hse
Goao, NJ appetiee rsturned. aal % tonoo - ~
6eoeraliy. ~ brothsr ana ststss have Also -
osivsA great bsnsat from ~" ClAsA ". enases
shirley. nass.
lgakso the wOak Strong
~ must cay Hoods sarsapariiia b ths best
medicine I ever used. Last spving ] had 10
appetata, asd the least W0ss I sid fatiGueo ~
ever 20 mush. ! boSsn 70 take Hoo0s oospapa.
rflla. aud soon felt ~ II could DO - much -
oay - I had formerly done 10 weet. ~ sp'
petite 10 voeAciuus." Mas. n. v. DAYAaps Allan.
Ito CITY. NJ.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
s0aA By Ill arusGtsts. q /, six TOR . PEs.
pared By Q. I. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Aass.
100 Doses One Dollar
rrbAs
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To gather pearls from Oceans vases
Divers 20 down In divers places
But at our mouths OF streams and bays,
No pearls DO Asian swimmers raise
Like those In baauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SOZODONT divine.
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WITH raE ruNNYIoLks.


Mount HuggiDg, In New Hampshire, 10 to
have . summer hotel. 1t ought 70 rival kis.
simee, Fla ~ = pleasure resort
Even Nature ultsrs . protect against ultra
tSetotalisrU. A new bar, II 10 ssid, hes
formed of Long Island.
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WI Hoyt 60. Who'ssaie and Rstan DRUG.
BuckisS's Arnics ssivs 3cr two yssSs. M
never handled remsdies thAt seii q ven. q Sivs
such universal sstisfRCtiOn. Thoro ~ 6ScS
some wonderful eures sosetsA 81 thsss nS1f
cines in this city. ssxsr.i cesse D psoaeuaes6
81 Z few bottles Of DR.. king'S hev OisoSveFv.
taken IN connection vita n!ectx1a lltsos1. ~
s:s: is'@ q ana u sosss sss Sss!:. q Co..
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DR. J. b. MAYS Gays: 81 used 'Digestyli
In my own case ana was much pleased; found
II not only efficient Tor Indigestion, but very
palatabie.
Sold by all Druggist. si0 per bottle. or W Y.
Kidder 4 Co. Manufacturing Chemists. s5 John
st., N. Y.
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raising the dead these times. though some dee
porately close To deaths door have been com
pietely restored by Burdook Blood BtttSrs 10
genuine aud lasting health For sale By " 3.
Cochran. druggist, lT and l39 North Queen
street, lancaster.
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Ii something to be svoid0d Rabies With colds,
babies with Group. babies with scalds. burns.
bites. aches. sprains, or pains are bound to be
1Aomas Eciectrto OIL will cure all these com.
plants. tOr sale by II. b. Cochran druggist
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For norss., cattle sheep, Doss, Hog. Poultry.
Osea BY U. .. 00vofnmont
~ChArt On Rolleis, and Book sent free.W
CUR00 -Fevers. Congestlons, lnhammau N.
AA.-0piual Meningitis, Ank Fever.
BIZ B-Stnlns, Lamenooe, Rh0umAtism.
C.C.-Distemper. Sasel Dischsruoa.
DD.-BOts or 0ruba, Wotms.
.B.8.-C0uGhs, Heavde, Pneu mOniA
I.I.-C0liC or 0ripes. Dollyache.
0.0.-Niscarriago, Hem0rrhAeoA.
H.a.-Urinary and Kidney DIseaaee.
ll-BupuvS Diseases, Mango.
J.k.-D1seases Of Digestion.
rR!CE. Bottle tower g aosss). ::......... oos
with chArt) 10 bottles specifics, bottle Of
witch HAael Oh and Mediator ......... 81 -
sEHT vREs ON RECRIPT ov PRlCE.
Humphreys' Ned. Co.. lW Fulton g., n. Z.
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II. u Cochran. Aoe. Va 80 ~ noetl Qpeao
hcbss Z: E: e ::sss y ss.I o3 g